Bart Motes: Sarah Palin: Foreign Policy Genius
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Bart Motes: Sarah Palin: Foreign Policy Genius
Sort by The Huffington Post (Free subscription) - 12/09/2008
Comments1Pending Comments0You must be logged in to comment of this article. or Want to reply to a comment? Hint: Click "Reply" at the bottom of the comment; after being approved your comment will appear directly underneath the comment you replied toView Comments: Moose49 I'm a fan of this userChristopher Guest's next movie should be a parody of this election -- a la "Waiting for Guffman" and "Best...
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Couric Reax
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From you, not the bloggers: After reluctantly watching the Couric interview of Palin, I felt more strongly than ever -- viscerally -- that she and McCain must be stopped for the good of the nation and the globe. And it...
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WaPo's Capehart: Palin Reminds Me of Miss Teen South Carolina
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Is there some kind of competition on the left to see who can make the most denigrating comment about the mental acuity of Republicans? As we've noted , last night Paul Begala called President Bush " a high-functioning moron," perhaps Begala's bid to one-up Rep. Charles Rangel , who had called Sara Palin " disabled ." Today, it's Jonathan Capehart's turn. Speaking with David Shuster on MSNBC this afternoon,...
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Excerpt From the Sarah Palin Interview
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By: Michael D. September 24, 2008 at 8:59 pm Filed under: , , | 4 Responses to “Excerpt From the Sarah Palin Interview” Says: Check out Caribou Barbie’s Craig Says: Perfect! Let me get back to you. Says: Dave: That is fucking HILARIOUS. Joshua Norton Says: Moose in the headlights. Leave a Reply Name (required) Mail (will not be published) (required) Website .
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If Not Romney, Who?
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Last week, I pretty much wrote off the idea that John McCain will offer his running-mate slot to Mitt Romney. I probably shouldn't have. (Talk about a flip-flop ...) My reason for dismissing Romney was simple: The political style he exhibited in his own presidential campaign -- abandoning just about all previously held principles in an effort to hew to every conservative interest group's issues checklist...
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Google locks up its map maker, Tele Atlas, for Android
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As the buzz around location-based services (LBS) continues to grow, it’s often overlooked that for them to have any meaning there is one crucial component: A map. Today, Google signed a five-year agreement with Dutch map-maker Tele Atlas to provide maps to not only its Google Maps and Google Earth properties, but applications built on [...]
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The irresistible story
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Many stories that spread and stick do so because we so desperately want them to be true. Urban legends (and urban truths) fill a niche that we've built for them. Miss Teen South Carolina has been watched nearly 20 million...
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Sarah Palin in 1984 Miss Alaska Pageant
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In 1984, when Sarah Palin, then Sarah Heath, was 20, she participated in the Miss Alaska beauty pageant. Watch the Miss Alaska pageant, AFTER THE JUMP...
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Spelling Bee Goof: “Numb What?!”
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Hey, remember laughing at Miss Teen USA South Carolina being an idiot on national television, and then feeling a bit guilty about making fun of someone having a really bad day? Well, this weekend at the Scripps National Spelling Bee, 13-year-old Sameer Mishra won the grand prize after correctly spelling the word “guerdon.” But [...]
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DUMBINION! Why The Right Is Always Wrong: The Saga Of Matthew Scully And The Suffering Of Animals
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-by Philip Steir Consistent inaccuracy in doing the right thing is the main theme in the story of conservative ideology. The world we live in today, at the start of the 21st century, feels bogged down from the weight of right-wing policies. All one has to do is simply glance back through the tunnel of history at each and every issue we've faced and they will see for themselves how the right has been...
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Test Your Geography Knowledge Online with a Game of Tetris
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Do you know the location of different countries and states on the world map. Test your knowledge of geography with Tetris game.
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But Did She Win?
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Meet Janina San Miguel , a contestant in the Bb. Pilipinas beauty pageant. 17-year-old Janina was doing well through the entire competition until the interview portion came. Janina was asked a basic question and she could barely spit an answer out. She kept apologizing and said this was her first pageant. I think homegirl took a major bong hit before going on stage. That was definitely a stoner answer....
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Top 5: Nintendo on YouTube
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Filed under: Top Five When describing people like us, the media tends to churn out some pretty hideous labels. One of the more sickening terms is "the YouTube Generation." As though our entire existence revolves around Miss Teen South Carolina and Rickrolling . Though the generalization is annoying, one does have to concede that the video-hosting website has a fairly large effect on our society. Coupled...
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I'd Like to Buy the World a Coase
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You can find some wonderful things on SSRN. Here's a paper that sounds like a plan for world peace: I show that in a true Coasean world - a world with no transaction costs - there would be no disagreement...
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With Airheads Like This Running Things, We're in Deep Trouble
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Eric M. Thorson, the Treasury Department Inspector General who is overseeing the $700 billion "rescue package" was quoted in the Washington Post this morning as saying the whole thing is "a mess." Neil Cavuto brought on Chris Cannon (R-UT), a member of the House Oversight Committee to explain today (November 13, 2008) and if Cannon is representative of those who are supposed to provide "oversight,"...
